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Trump voters who had watched the returns and were following the ballot counts state by state. One can look at the ballots counted, see who was ahead, then deduce what percentage of the remaining ballots Candidate X would need to catch up.

Perhaps you should take responsibility for watching “news” stations that have admitted that they lie to you. In fact, they volunteered to pay $787,500,000 because of their admitted lies.

The news stations I watched reported in great detail about votes casted on Election Day and those remaining to be counted. They even broke it down by voting district for certain states. Because I watch news stations that are trustworthy, I went to bed not knowing who won the election.

Your misinformation was no one’s fault but your own.

If Trump wins, do Congressional democrats attempt to invoke the 14th Amendment and overturn the election?

You’re being silly, of course they won’t. According to Republicans, the Vice President has the authority to name the next President. Harris will just invoke Trump’s rule and name herself President.

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